The Delhi High Court on Tuesday stayed the Directorate Of Education's nursery admissions notification forcing 298 private schools to adopt…
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The Delhi High Court on Tuesday stayed the Directorate Of Education's nursery admissions notification forcing 298 private schools to adopt only neighbourhood criteria, while terming it as "unreasonable".
The January 7 notification was "arbitrary and discriminatory", said Justice Manmohan while he ordered to put a stay on the guidelines for nursery admissions in the national capital for the 2017-18 academic session.
The notifications by the Department of Education have made "distance" the primary criterion for admission of tiny tots.
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The court remarked that "primary cause of nursery admissions chaos is lack of good schools in Delhi".
The court's judgement came on petitions filed by two school bodies and a couple of parents to challenge the guidelines.
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